Summary:
In Beacon Heights, Washington, five girls—Ava, Caitlin, Mackenzie, Julie, and Parker—know that you don’t have to be good to be perfect. At first the girls think they have nothing in common, until they realize that they all hate Nolan Hotchkiss, who’s done terrible things to each of them. They come up with the perfect way to kill him—a hypothetical murder, of course. It’s just a joke...until Nolan turns up dead, in exactly the way they planned. Only, they didn’t do it. And unless they find the real killer, their perfect lives will come crashing down around them.
My Thoughts:
Absolute rubbish. It's predictable, poorly written, and cringe-worthy. I couldn't refrain from rolling my eyes about every other page. However, this is one of those garbage books that you keep reading, even though it's terrible, because it's entertaining to watch the main characters suffer. That's how annoying I find the main characters. I kept reading just to delight in the obnoxious protagonists' suffering. Does that make me a terrible person? Probably. Does that mean that these characters are more annoying than a paper cut on your tongue? YES.
Summary:
In Beacon Heights, Washington, five girls—Ava, Caitlin, Mackenzie, Julie, and Parker—know that you don’t have to be good to be perfect. At first the girls think they have nothing in common, until they realize that they all hate Nolan Hotchkiss, who’s done terrible things to each of them. They come up with the perfect way to kill him—a hypothetical murder, of course. It’s just a joke...until Nolan turns up dead, in exactly the way they planned. Only, they didn’t do it. And unless they find the real killer, their perfect lives will come crashing down around them.
My Thoughts:
Absolute rubbish. It's predictable, poorly written, and cringe-worthy. I couldn't refrain from rolling my eyes about every other page. However, this is one of those garbage books that you keep reading, even though it's terrible, because it's entertaining to watch the main characters suffer. That's how annoying I find the main characters. I kept reading just to delight in the obnoxious protagonists' suffering. Does that make me a terrible person? Probably. Does that mean that these characters are more annoying than a paper cut on your tongue? YES.
Brianna M.
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